Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, May 25, 1898

HARLEM’S FAIR OPENING.

Tl ie Harlem meeting opened yesterday with
ideal racing weather and a light attendance.
The track was dry and lumpy generally. It was
<i©61) and tiring on the inside. Horses that
tool: the short route had the worst of the going.
In .‘hat particular footing Imp negotiated a
J^il * in 1 :44. She ran the fourth furlong in 111
and. W as under restraint from the half mile
gro and to the finish. Just at the finish the filly
■was shaken up to stall off Frank Thompson’s
•det ermined bid. Turner looked over his
shoMjider and let the mare loaf the last three
sixteenths. A little more indulgence would
hav 9 caused her to lose the race and there is
■°ffi c ual authority for the statement that, if she
Turner would have been ruled off. Boys
*i iav e no business to take such chances.

-•he first race produced a nose and head fin-
* s b . in which the favorite, Cherryflame, won,
anf 4 Millie M beat Warren Point, a 10 to 1
chance, for the place. A hundred and fifty
'’«uds from the end, Warren Point came from
^behind and looked a sure winner. The other
two got away from him again, but he was the
strongest at the stand and would have won in a
few more strides. Gnome and Cherryflame set
the pace until near the last eighth. Then
GT’ome retired. The others ran miserably.

'ihe second race, four and a half furlongs, for
2-year-old fillies, was really a contest between
two, although seven started. Black Venus
opened at 2 to 5 and went to 1 to 2. Then the
talent plunged to get sure money. Espirage, at
3 to 1 and 7 to 10, was liberally supported. The
favorite got the best of a good start, and was
quickly joined by Espirage. At the end of a half
they were ’driving. Under punishment Espirage
drew out and won easily. The others were
beaten off.

A selling event of a mile and a sixteenth was
won by Joe Clark, a 3 to 1 shot. Newsgatherer
and Moncreith were equal favorites at 2 to 1.
Newsgatherer led into the streteh. Moncreith’
lay next to last for nearly three-quarters. In
the stretch Joe Clark challenged Newsgatherer,
and Sunburst, Banquo II, Pete Kitchen and
Moncreith came up in a bunch. Newsgatherer
yielded, and, dropping back, caused a shuffle
that checked Banquo and Sunburst, causing the
latter to seriously impede Moncreith. There-
after Clark had command, Banquo and Mon-
• creith had a drive for the place, while Sutton
finished strongly, a good fourth.

At five furlongs, for 3-year-olds, Dave Waldo
cleverly won from Peter McCue, Richard J,,
being an ordinary third.

Imp was a 1 to 4 shot against J H C, Frank
Thompson and Lucid. Mr. Laudeman backed
his colt for the place and J H C carried the Joe
Clark winnings. Lucid got away last and then
tried to make Imp stop. He hung on until the
homestretch was reached. J H C and Frank
Thompson then fought out second place and
the latter won the fight. He is a good colt.

Hugh Penny got off last in the sixth race and
won easily. Diggs led into the stretch only to
finish an indifferent third, Floronso making a
final effort and driving hard at the winner’s
^jlNieels.

Eugene Leigh, accompanied by Jockey Turner,
left last night for Cincinnati. This morning
they will work Heliobas for the Emerald Stakes
to be run tomorrow at Oakley. Turner will
have the mount.

Suisun has been retired. Eugene Leigh has
sold her to Clay & Woodford, and Friday she will
be shipped to Kentucky.

Thos. J. Gallagher.

NORTHERN CIRCUIT RACES.

Racing on the Northern Circuit begins June 7,
with Highland Park, Detroit, as the scene of

operations. Concerning prospects a letter to
Daily Racing Form says :

“The Detroit Derby will be the feature of the
day’s sport, and of the forty-seven nominations
the indications are that a field of eight will face
Starter Brown. The race will be one of inter-
national interest, as the best of the Canadian
3-year-olds will try conclusions with some of
the American colts. William Hendrie’s Harvey,
b. c, by Himyar— Safety, will carry the bulk of
the Canadian money. This colt recently breezed
a mile in 1:454 over the Toronto track, doing it
handily. J. E. Seagram, D. A. Boyle and N.
Dyment are also wealthy Canadians who will
send a candidate to the post. Among the
American colts eligible to start are Traverser,
LieberKarl, Isabey, Sacket, Opaque and Pace-
maker.

The opening of Highland Park will also be
the formal opening of the new northern racing
circuit which includes the tracks at Fort Erie,
Montreal and Windsor.

“At a meeting of the board of directors of the
association it was decided to invite all re-
sponsible bookmakers to draw in at the usual
price of $100 per day. June 6th the Maccabee’s
will begin a six day’s convention in Detroit
when between thirty and fifty thousand
strangers will be in the city and this insures a
tremendous crowd for the Derby and week’s
racing. Detroit has had a iong rest from racing
and the public now promises to liberally sup-
port the short season at that point.

Secretary W. O. Parmer has received appli-
cations for stable room for twice as mauy
horses as he will be able to accommodate. He
has ordered 200 more stalls built at the Bel-Air
(Montreal) track. John J. Carter will arrive in
Detroit in time to take charge of the presiding
chair at each point on the circuit.

NOTES OF THE TURF.

Heliobas, the 2-year-old son of Farandole —
Bowden Lass, and the best colt in the west, is
now the property of Bromley & Co., the big
Chicago owners, who are now campaigning a
string of horses in the east. At Oakley, H.
Eugene Leigh, acting for Bromley & Co., pur-
chased Heliobas from George Whitney for
$10,000. The sale was closed by Frank Jones,
of Lexington— Heliobas’ trainer— acting for Mr.
Whitney. Heliobas will remain at Oakley in
the charge of Jones until next Thursday, when
he will run in the Emerald Stakes for 2-year-
olds. After this race Heliobas will be shipped
to Chicago, where he has stake engagements
at Harlem and Washington Park. Heliobas has
defeated the best 2-year-olds yet uncovered in
the west, and so far nothing has been found that
could take his measure.— Cincinnati Com-
mercial Tribune.

The New York Sun says that Ben Brush was
shipped to Kentucky on Wednesday evening,
Dr. Sheppard made an examination of the horse
and found that he could not undergo another
hard preparation to fit him to carry the heavy
imposts that he would be called upon to shoulder
in the handicaps this season. James R. Keene,
his owner, decided to ship him to his breeding
establishment at Castleton.

While riding Travis in the race won by Sedan
at Oakley Monday, Jockey W. Dean slashed
Jock«r Crowhurst across the face with his
whip. For this display of bad temper the
judges gave him a fine of $100 and indefinite
suspension.

At Sheepshead Bay track Sunday the well-
known racer, Lake Shore, while at exercise
broke both fore legs at the ankle and was at
once shot. He was in training for the Brooklyn
Handicap.

M. F. Dwyer’s Lithos broke down hopelessly
at Gravesend Monday.

ST. LOUIS FORM CHART.

ST. LOUIS, MO., May- 24. — Ninth day. St. Louis Fair Association. Spring Meeting.
W T eather clear; track fast.

Presiding Judge, Jos. A. Murphy. Starter, C. C. Chinn.

Racing starts at 2 :30 p. m.

5915

FIRST RACE — 5-8 Mile. Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances.

Ind Horses

57642 BY GEORGE 110 8

57643DANDY H 113 1

5764 OLLIE S 105 6

5733 DR, SAM 113 5

5764 NAN DORA 110 13

5853 GOLD PLATE 113 9

5733 OUR CLARA 110 4

5674 LAND LILY 105 3

5820 LADY OSBORNE 110 11

5296 GARRABRANT 113 10

5697 SOUPREP 113 7

5398 LOGAN LAUDEM’N108 12
5697 BEN TILLMAN 1144 2

Wt St V4 H \ StrFin Jockeys

Owners

7 72 22 15 Cassidy

3 h 3 nk 3 h 2 Wilhite
8 54' 34 Kane

44 44 8 44 Kidwell

9 9 71 510 Franklin

64 6 2 Frost
714 Newcom

O H L C

8

10 10
64 64

E O Pepper
F H Hickok
J S O’Brien
Stubbs Bros
W L Lafferty

8-5 9-5 7-5 8-5
2* 4 2 3

60 200 50 200
10 25 10 15
10 20 8 10

E A Meyers & Co 10 20 10 10

M S Hughes

10 5 10

24 24 4»« 814 VanCamp W r L Hatchett 15 30 15 25

Turner
Foucon
C Martin
Young
Elliott

Palm’r,Bens’n&Co26 60 15 50

H E Leigh
St Elmo S Russ
W M Wallace
F H Finley

8 12 8 12
100 200 40 100
100 200 30 100
200 300 25 150

51 51 10 9

11 11 11 10
li 114 inkIi
12 12 12 12
13 13 13 13

Time, 121, 244. 374, 491, 1 :03.

Winner— Ch. g, by St. George— Little Belle.

Post 10 minutes. Start fair. Won easily ; next three driving. By George was much the best.
He was off none too well and bothered several times, but came away and won as he pleased.
Dandy H was stopping at the finish. Ollie S closed strong and will do shortly. Nan Dora is a
fair filly.

Overweights — Ben Tillman, 44 pounds.

5916 SECOND RACE— 7 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind Horses Wt St \j % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C

5791 BRIDGETON
58213FARONDELLE
57373 PAROLE D’OR

5792 FORSEEN

5818 FULL HAND

5819 NAOMA
5792 ALYA

5767 POP DIXON
5765 WEENATCHIE
5791 CAN GALOP
411 CAKE WALK

107
96 6

110 5
105 3
103 8
105 1

107 4

108 11
105 7
103 9

41 3™ 42 12 12 T Burns

9 78 71 52 21 Frost

31 44 24 2i 3^ Rebo

5“ 54 54 6 *“ 4»k T Leigh

Storey & Levy
J Hatchett
W Mulkey
P M Civiil

3 9-5 3

10 6 8
15 6 12

4 13-54

64 61 61 72 510 Goodwin Brown’g&B’dm’n 10 30 10 25

14 1 KK 1 H 34 61 J Gardner J Huffman 4 6 4 6

2i 23 32 41 71 Combs J C Tucker 25 100 25

8 8 8 8 8 Foucon W E Fielding 5 10 4

9 9

10

9

74 10 10 10

Foucon

Kitley

Newcom

Garber

W E Fielding
W H Babb 10 30 10 25

M’KelvyA JohnsonS 25 6 15

W A Powell 300 300 200 250

91 10' 11 11 11 11 11

Time, 194, 434, 1:094, 1:36.

Winner— Ch. g, 5, by Panique— Lady Elizabeth.

Post 15 minutes. Start good. Won cleverly ; second in a mild drive. Bridgeton was best
and perfectly ridden. Naoma had a lot of speed, but does not favor a distance. Pop Dixon is
not much just now. He was tiptoed the first part of it. Alva ran a good race. Forseen took the
long route. Farondelle closed strong.

Scratched— Joe o’Sot, 107; Sir Joseph Lister, 104; Lad y of the West, 99; Maltese, 93.
5917 THIRD RACE — 3-4 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind Horses

Wt St H % \ StrFin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

(5818) SORROW 100

57883MITCHELL 117

5738 EMP. JOSEPHINE 100

4 2“ 24 23 11

1 1 NK 114 1 NK 2 h

7 4nk 62 32 34

116 6 8 75 42 43

117 3 5™ 4 « 72 53

100 9 61 51 5*» 68

100 5 32 3 H 61 74

102 8 7 8 8 8

112 2 9 9 9 9

102 10 10 10 10 10

Time, 244, 50, 1

Winner— B. f, 3, by Faustus— Belle Broeck.

Post 8 minutes. Start good. Won ridden out;
winner had all she could do to score. Mitchell
Empress Josephine, with a good rider, can win.

Scratched— T. F. Keeler, 116; Count Fonso, 114.

3-5 3-5 1-2 1-2
15 60 15 50

1672 JOE HART
58542 WHIR LA WAY
5701 FLORA G
5821 BERTHA UTIGER
(5763) FOURTH WARD
(1119)POLLY HATTON
1633 LEVIN

Stevens
Elliott
Kane
Freeman
Combs
Frost
T Leigh
Everett
Newcom
Warren
:034, 1 :154.

second driving hard. It was a bad lot. The
had a lot of speed. Bertha Utiger likes mud.

B Schreiber
A Hobusch
J S O’Brien
W Mulkey
W D Sippy
J Gazzolo
J Huffman
G Grassmuck
M ’ Kel vy& J ohnsonl5
J H Hennessy 40

30 10
6 3

25 8
75 15

100 40

5918

Ind Horses

FOURTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. Purse $450. 4-year-olds and upward.
Handicap.

O H L C

Wt St Vi \ Str Fin Jockeys Owners

58562THE ELECTOR
(5857) FERVOR
58192SKATE
5676 BUCKVIDERE
5089 IRKSOME

106
100 3
110 4
104 1

80

Brown & Ward 1
Benson, Arth’r&Co4
Tierney & Innes 3
A Cahn 4

J C Ferris Jr

7-5 4-5 6-5

6 4 4

3

4

25 50 25 30

5 5 3 nk 22 14 T Burns

li li 12 114 28 Everett

42 23 42 48 31 Frost

3nk 44 21 3« 412 Combs

2“ 3« 5 5 5 Houck _ _

Time, 124, 254, 504, 1 :154, 1 :404, 1 :47.

Winner— B. c, 4. by Hanover— Lady Abbess.

Post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won easily ; second in a hard drive. Buckvidere went to pieces
in the stretch. The Elector was best, and got a good ride. Fervor made a strong bid at the end.
He is a good horse on a fast track. Irksome was outclassed.

59T9 FIFTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-oids. Allowances.

Ind'

Horses

Wt St h Yt

Str Fin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

5753 ED FARRELL
5856 OUR CHANCE
(5768) LIBATION
5817 BENVIDERE
LOUGH MASK

3* 310 3* 2io i4 T Leigh W L Simmons

5858 THE PROFESSOR 107

no

110 1 24 22 22 12 22 J Gardper J Huffman

112 8 7 62 41 32 ~ ’

110 3
98 5

5818 WAUKESHA
5788 LITTLE SLIPPER

44 7* 65 64
51 54

64 51
8 8

32 Combs
41 Corner
54 R Smith
Turner
Newcom
Vanleer

6i

2 2 7-5 8-5

3 4 24 34

A Cahn 6-5 9-5 6-5 8-5

Patterson & Cook 10 80 10 75

T J AlcHale 50 300 50 150

J C Cahn
M S Hughes
G B

30 75 30 60
30 150 30 100
400 100 300

710 41

14 114 12 715 7
51 4i 8 8 8

Time, 124, 37, 494, 1 :03, 1 :16, 1 :294.

Winer— B. c, by Order— 111 Wind.

Post 7 minutes. Start poor. Won cleverly ; second easily. Ed Farrell was the best horse.
Is a good colt. Had Libation got away better he might have been dangerous. Ran a good race.
Waukesha had a lot of speed. The Professor seems to be of no present account. Benvidere can
win a cheap race. Our Chance ran his race. He looked like the winner at the head of tha
stretch.

(Continued on 2nd Page.)

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ST. LOUIS FORM.

St. Louis, Mo., May 24.— The form of Wednes-
day’s Fair Grounds fields is :

First Race— King’s Guard, Rush Fields, Bill
Dawdy.

Second Race— Kisme, Prince of India, Osric II.

Third Race— Forbush, Dr. Sheppard, Buckvi-
dere.

Fourth Race — Enchanter, Timemaker, Miss
Verne.

Fifth Race— Sweet William, Chang, Nina
Louise.

Sixth Race— Siva, Joe Shelby, Russella.

ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weathor clear; track fast.
First Race— 1 1-1<» Miles.

3- year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. . Age Wgt. Hdcp.

5888 Ransom 6 — 108 ..

5855 Jack Bradley 6 — 108 ..

1636 Kodak 6. ...108 ..

4962 Virginia M 5 106 ..

5765 Lula Fry 5.... 106 ..

5673 Bill Dawdy 4.... 104 ..

5765 Rush Fields . 4 — 104 ..

(5885) King’s Guard 3 — 91 ..

Second Race— 7-8 Mile.

4- year-olds and upward. Selling.

5767 Uncle Abb

.. 5..

..112

5889 2 King Gold

.. 6..

..112

5767 2 Prince of India

.. 4..

..110

4044-Osric II

.. 4..

.110

5765 The Parrot Mouthed..

.. 4..

..110

5816 Serf

. 4..

.109

58543 Hush

.. 7..

..109

5765 SpriDgtime

.. 7..

..109

5652 Covington Ky

.. 4..

..109

4735 Amber Glints

.. 5..

.107

5854 Hauo Belle

.. 5..

..107

5767 Forsythe

.. 4..

..107

5765- Kisme

.. 4..

..105

5816 Zarina

.. 4..

5347 Stella B

.. 4..

..105

675

685

695

690

600

670

660

640

635

668

642

680

700

645

650

Third Race— 1 Mile and 70 Yards.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

(5819)Dr Sheppard 4 — 112 745

5918 Buckvidere 4 105 725

5856 Forbush 3 85 750

Fourth Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.
4-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

(5789)Enchanter 4 — 118 725

58193Timemaker 4 — 115 720

58573Nick Carter 4 — 100 715

5675 Zorrazo 4 — 96 675

2246 Silver Set 4 — 94 710

5857 Miss Verne 4 — 90 700

5858 John Boone 5 80 705

Fifth Race-3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

(5854)Sweet William 4 — 108 672

5858 Lu fra 5.... 107 670

5889 Helen H Gardner 5 — 107 665

1446 Aunt Mary 4 — 105 640

5049 Stockholm 4 105 660

5678 Nina Louise 4 — 103 655

5858 3 Chang 3 — 95 675

Sixth Race— 1 1-16 Miles.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

5855 Basquil 4 — 107 660

5889 CS Bush 4.... 107 625

58»8 Tony Honing 4 — 107 655

(5888)Siva 3.... 103 675

58893Russella 4.... 102 665

58163.Confession 4 — 102 650

58553 Joe Shelby .3 — 97 670

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5920 SIXTH RACE — 1 Mile. Purse $400. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Wt St X V 2 X Str Fin Jockeys

Owners

O H L

5 5 3 16-5-

5 3 34

(5816)ST. ROQUE 106 1 2i"2« 2* 2^ Ink t Burns

5856 LINDA 105 2 12 14 13 m 25 Combs

(5736) LAUREATE 109 5 34 31 3** 32 3** Foucon

58563DAVID 109 6 42 44 48 43 42 Freeman

2416 MADELINE 105 4 51 5 H 510 530 520 Mays

2304 PICARONA 101 3 6 6 6 6 6 Lendrura

„ Time, 25, 50, 1 :16, 1 :414.

Winner— B. c, 4, by St Blaise— Ella T.

Post 12 minutes. Start fair. It was a driving finish. St Roque is a bandy racing tool aid
was well ridden t.oday. Linda ran true and kind. Laureate was always outrun. Madeline needs-
racing to fit her. She will not work. The hard track made David stop.

T Hums
A Cahn

G C Bennett 6-5 8-6 6 5 7-5
Benson. Arth’r&CoH 6 3

M P Mattingly 15 20 15 15
H Reiclie 50 400 50 Or

MORRIS PARK FORM CHART.

WESTCHESTER, N. Y„ May 24.— Eleventh day. Westchester Racing Association.

Spring Mee ting W T eather cloudy ; track heavy.

Presiding Judge, R. W. Simmons. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald.

Racing starts at 2:30 p. m.

^ CVU I FIRST RACE — Last 7-8 Withers Mile. $500 added. 3-year-olds and upward.
t-J Selling. Maiden Jockeys.

Ind

Horses

5824 FILAMENT
56022 HER OWN
(5825)CHARENTUS
58242 HEIGH HO
58252 X RAY
5758 TAP PAN
58593LYDIAN
5387 ZEILA
5033 RED SPIDER
5453 STORM QUEEN
BUTLER

Wt

St

X

X

X

StrFin

Jockeys

Owners

O

H

L

e

88

3

31

31

2«

24

U4

H Hewitt

PSP Randolph

10

15

10

fs

88

4

lH

1«

14

U

GHotbers’llMrs W C Daly

6

6

6

98

5

51

7

7

61

32

Hadley

O L Richards

15

15

10

0

84

2

44

44

44

3«

41

J Reiff

Duke & Wishard

2

24

2

11-5-

102 10

7

61

6*k

7

514 Madison

W Hayward

8

10

8

.?*

103

8

61

5"

51

44

6 1

Rogers

F E Lown

8

12

8

20

101

6

10

8

8

8

7

Poat

J Galway

3

4

3

.34

92

7

9

9

9

9

8

Michaels

R Wright

10

20

10

15

88

1

2“

22

3“

54

9

Kelly

M F Stephenson

15

30

15

215

84

11

8

10

10

10

10

Walsh

W Landsberg

10

30

10

25

118

9

11

11

11

11

11

Hayden

L Kemmy

20

40

20

4<0

, 1 :31.

Time, 254, 51, 1:04, 1:174
W’inner— B. c, 3, by Galore— Fillette.

Post 4 minutes. Start poor. YVon easily. Filament came away at the end with a good
in hand. Her Own tired the last sixteenth. X Ray gat off badly. He came very strong at
end. Red Spider had some speed.

Scratched — Atlantus, 100; Glonoine, 85; Philip, 85; Babieca, 88.

Overweights— Tappan, 2 pounds; Zeiia, 2.

d eal
^he

K Q 1 A SECOND RACE— Last 4 1-2 Furlongs. Eclipse
2-year-olas. Maidens. Allowances.

Course. $500 added.

Ind

Horses

W T t St X H

5668 ROYSTERER
5668 EXTREME
5580 KIRKWOOD
5294 LADY BABBIE
5860 SUBJECT
ORDEAL
NIKE
5730 SAG AST A
5580 TYRAN

PHILLIDORE
H DAVIS
SAVORY
5605 LUSTNAUER

Str Fin Jockeys

Owners

O H L

Hewitt

Irving

Songer

G Anderson 5

Mrs L Curtis 6

T F Barrett & Co 6

103 4 1 h 1» 4

106 1 34 24 i

103 9 54 51 1

97 3 2« 3« ?

97 8 41 42 4

103 6 64 61 6

113 11 777

97 2 8 8 ?

105 ? 9 9 i

97 10 10 10 1C

95 5 11 11 11

109 12 12 12 12

100 13 13 13 Vc

Time, lli, 231, 484, 541.

Winer— B. c, by Badge— Reel Dance.

Post 8 minutes. Start fair. Won handily; second and third driving. Roysterer was
in the going. Extreme is consistent. Tyran ran a bad race. Kirkwood finished strong.

Scratched— A ttlia, 101 ; Lady Sneerwell, 100; Domineer, 100; Florence Clark, 97; Dr.
mons, 109.

Overweights— Roysterer, 3 pounds; Extreme, 3; Tyran, 5.

Thompson C Littlefield Jr
O’Connor W C Daly

August Belmont
Bromley & Co
A J Joyner
PSP Randolph
E & A Craven
Duke & YVishard
J E Madden
E L Graves

Beigen
Taral
Maher
P Clay
Gee
J Reiff
Simms
Lamley

12 2 «
12 20
4 6

10 15

the best
Fitzsim-

5911

lHIRD RACE— Eclipse Course.
Handicap.

$500 added. 3-year-olds and upward.

Ind Horses

Wt

St X

Yt

X

Str Fin

Jockeys

Owners

O

H

L

C

5863 HAN WELL

95

6

7

4 11

2 «

12

Maher

M F Stephenson

10

12

10

12

5604 LAMBENT

102

4

li

14

12

24

Songer

M Clancy

20

40

20

40

(5758)TEN SPOT

109

7

54

54

41

32

Hamilton

P Nolan

24

4

24

34

579330 YI ATT

103

3

4i

6i

64

4 h

O’Donnell

R McKeever

10

60

10

50

57282 BRAW LAD

109

1

34

34

54

54

Irving

T J Healey

24

3

2

11-5

(5798) WARRENTON

119

2

6

7

7

61

Taral

W L Oliver

7-5 8 5

7-5 8-5

3094 BEEKMAN

101

5

24

2<i

34

7

O’Connor

Hartwell & Co

20

60

20

50

5761 GAME BOY

95

8

8

8

8

8

Thompson

E Thomas & Co

20

100 20

75

Time, 124, 244, 49, 1 :01, 1:13.

Winner— B. h, 6, by Hanover— Attractive.

Post 10 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second cleverly. The going suited Han well per-
fectly. Lambent tired at the end. Braw Lad and Warrenton could not untrack themselves.
Scratched— Irish Reel, 126; Bastion, 95.

Overweights— Oviatt, 3 pounds.

FOURTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Over the Hill. 3-year-olds.
Of/ 1 The Pocantico Handicap. $1000 added.

Ind

Horses.

Wt St

Y%

StrFin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

(5795) SLY FOX
5826 2 MO NT D’OR
5796 GEORGE KEENE
(5729) MIRTHFUL

1 21 1 H 1 H 2« 13 Simms C F Dwyer 7-5 8 5 6-5 13-10

4 4 3“ 4 4 2* Taral W Hayward 4 44 4 4

3 34 4 3 h 1 h 35 T Sloan Fleischmann Sons3 3 2 ll-»

2 1h 214 21 34 4 Littlefield AH&DH Morris 4 7 4 7 **

Time, 254, 504, 1 :164, 1 :42i, 1 :494.

Winner— Ch. c, by Silver Fox— Asteria.

Post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily. Sly Fox ran a corking, good race. He left tne
bunch in theiast sixteenth, when Simms called on him, like a racehorse. George Keene ran a
poor race.

Scratched— The Huguenot, 126; Reprisal, 105; Murillo, 105; Handball, 115 ; Central Trust*
111 ; Don’t Care, 108.

5913

FIFTH RACE— Withers Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Amateur Cup. $1,500 Guaranteed.

Iud

Horses

Wt St X X

StrFin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

57622SIR VASSAR 150 1

5731 DAMIEN 149 5

5758 K. OF THE GART’R 147 2

57312THOMAS CAT 146 3

(5827) LA NSD ALE 146 4

*Dead beat, purse divided.

2 4 3 h 1* Mr S Paget Sydney Paget 3

114 114 1*3 Mr Lloyd Deimel & Farrell 3

3h 4 3» Mr Biddle PSP Randolph 7

43 2» 45 Mr Eustis W C Eustis 1

5 5 5 Mr Smith W M Oliver 8

Time, 1 :474.

Winners— Sir Vassar, b. h, 5, by Sir Dixon— Vassar. Damien, b. h, 5, by Strathmore Bea-

Post 10 minutes. Start poor. It was a driving finish. Damien was best and looked to h<*vO
won. It was a poor ride on Sir Vassar. Mr. Paget claimed foul against Damien but it was n.,
allowed. Thomas Cat was poorly ridden.

Scratched— Dutch Skater, 149; Lehman, 149; Mr. Baiter, 129; Ingomar, 146.

5914

SIXTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. Over the Hill.
4-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

$500 added.

Ind Horses

/OirOYTYAV TY’r

Wt St X Yi X Str Fin Jockeys

iDH IOI 1 On 91J- 9J. 9 A In Qi'ramc

Owners O H L C

Aii<rnst Rfilmnnt 8-5 2 7—5 7-5

5863 BEN RONALD
(5796) ROYAL STAG
2670 BEN EDER

00 3 14 14 14 1» 28 T Sloan M F Dwyer 24 24 80 8 0

19 2 3« 3 H 3 H 3i 3io Taral J 8 Curtis 24 3_ 24 6

17 1 4 4 4 4 4 Hamilton J W Colt 12 15 12 Id

Time, 254, 501, 1 :161, 1 :44i, 1 :58i.

Winner— Ch. c, 4, by Rayon d’Or— Belladonna. _

Post 5 minutes. Start good. YVou driving; second driving also. Don d Oro was muen tne
best. He ran a fine race for the first time out. Beu Ronald had speed, but could never get away
from Don d’Oro. Royal Stag did not seem to like the mud. His race was bad. Beu Eder was
never a keen contender.

Scratched— Tillo, 126; Ben Holladay, 124; Our Johnny, 105.

HARLEM FORM CHART.

CHICAGO, ILL., May 24.-First day. Harlem Jockey Club. Spring Meeting.
Weather clear; track fair.

Presiding Judge, M. Lewis Clark. Starter, Richard Dwyer.

Racing starts at 2 :30 p. m.

5890 FIRST RACE-G 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

lud Horses

5152 CHERRYFTaMET
57 46 MILLIE M
5776 WARREN POINT
5746 C. H. WHELAN
5840 WINSLOW
54133INCONSTANCY
58 40 GNOME
5806 RED

5252 WILL ELLIOTT

Owners

Wt St 14 y 9 % StrFi n Jockeys

14 1* Bloss T M Berry & Co
31 2« N Turner C E Brossman
4U 36 F Morris James Curl
62 44 Donaldson James Ruddy

100 34 2»

102 6" 31

104 5nk 44

102 74 52

104 4 NK 6*4 7 10 54 5U J Morgan

101 8 nk 7 nk 64 710 61 Stanhope

88 Ink in 2« 22 71 " Gray

105 9 9 9 9 8* S Johnson

104 2» 82 82 82 9 Gouin

O H L C

w D u T . Time, 25, 501,1:031,1:164, 1:234.

Winner— B. f, 4, by Iroquois— Hettie S.

T E Barrett
M Jordan
T W Coulter
E Fitzgerald
R Bradley

100 50
30 20

Oft at first break to a fair start. Won in a long hard drive of three. Cherryflame was stagger-
mg at the finish. In two more strides she would have been third. Millie M and Warren Point
Roth finished strong. The latter came a trifle wide on the turn and finished in the middle of the
o ^ ran above her recent notch. Turner, who rode her, was hit with a clod and

cut. Gnome was pumped out racing with Cherryflame early. She has a lot of speed but little or
no courage. Inconstancy was slow to got away and interfered with often. She was poorly ridden

5891 SECOND RACE— 4 1-2 Furlougs. Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances.

Wt St % V£_ji£ StrFin Jockeys Owners

(5488) BLACK VENUS
5777 ELSIE G
5409 MISS MARKS
5745 OVERAMI
5805 MOTIVE
5543 MISS DAY

O H L C

3 3 3 3

2-5 1-2 2-5 1-2

10 12 10 10

110 44 22 23 Ink 12 Rutter L H Ezell

110 li 14 14 22 28 N Turner E O Pepper

110 24 314 314 3H 314 Campbell John Dowell

103 51 53 42 4 nk 4 nk Stanhope M Jordan 5 6

103 3 *k 42 54 52 58 WH Martin G B Havill 40 60 40 60

103 61 610 68 610 62 Bloss P J Miles 20 30 20 30

103 7 7 7 7 7 Gray Widener & Co 20 30 20 25

„ 7 . _ _ Time, 124, 244, 37, 504, 574.

Winner— B. f, by Inspector B— Suu Maid.

Post 8 minutes. Start fair. Won cleverly ; second eased up after an early drive. Espirage
showed herself to be a real good filly. She raced with Black Venus from the start and came away
mcely 19, the stretch. Black Venus was evidently short. She went to pieces below the sixteenth
pole. Elsie G and Miss Marks were much used at the post. The former ran a fair race. Stanhope
is an unusua lly slow boy at the post.

5892 THIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles,

Ind

Purse $400. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Horses

Wt St

57262JOE CLARK 114

58393 BANQUO II 108

58392MONCREITH 112

5665 SUTTON 106

(5808)PP:TE KITCHEN 107
5623 SUNBURST 112

Vi \ Str.Fin Jockeys

Owners

3** 23 24 214 Ink 14 N Turner W H May & Son

Gh 5 »k 52 41 34 24 VanKuren P J Miles

2« 61 6 “ k 5nk 4 nk 34 Caywood - J E Murphy

7 7 7 7 41 Dorsey B J Johnston

WA McConnell
J E Cushing
C P Fink

O H L C

44 32 34 32 5« 524 Shepherd

5 «k 414 4$ 64 6 n« 64 Bloss

(5778)NEWSGATHERER 107 Ink u 14 14 21 7 Rutter

w . D u K L Time, 254, 514, 1:044, 1:174, 1:454, 1:524.

Winner— Br. h, o, by Pirate of Penzance —Lillie B.

Post 2 minutes. Start good. Won hard ridden; the next three were under full sail. Joe
Liark was the best. He was oft on the outside and compelled to go around the entire field on
the first turn. Turner rode a nice race on him. The pace was slow. Banquo II finished gamely.
He and Moncreith both suffered through crowding in the stretch. Joe Clark, Sunburst and
A ewsgatnerer seemed to be the cause of. the interference. It was not enough, however, to call
for a decision under the foul rule. Moncreith is a stretch runner and Newsgatherer a coward.
Shep herd could not do Pete Kitchen justice. Sutton made up some ground at the end

5898 FOURTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. Purse $400. 3-yoar-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind

Horses

wt st hi y.

Str Fin Jockeys

Owners

14 23
3» 33
44 42
5 nk 65
21 14

7 7

65 54 63

O H L C

(5838) DAVE WALDO 95~34~

5838 3 PETER MC CUE 994 Ink

(5780) RICHARD J 100 2»«

5584 J’HNNY WILLIAMS100 54

5838 BILLY MASON 95 6»

1251 ED OVERLOOK 104 4 *k

5619 MISS WISE 934 7

^ „ Time, 234, 484, 1:024.

Winner— B. c, 3, by Sayre— Helianthus.

Oft at first break to a good start. Won well in hand ; second and third driving. Dave Waldo
is good now and ran a fair race. Gray rode him nicely. Peter McCue did not seem to have his
usual turn of speed. Billy Mason had plenty but used it in the early stages of the race. Rich-
ard J did not run to the mark. He got an easy ride. Johnny Williams was always outrun.

Overweight s— Richard J , 5 pounds; Miss_Wise. JS4 : Peter McCue, 44.

Ink 14 Gray Wymore & Co 2 24 2 11-5

24 23 N Turner Thomas Watkins 8-5 8-5 6 5 7-5

3« 38 Bloss W M Rogers 8 5 9-5 8-5 8-5

51 4iu Shepherd W J Smith & Co 15 20 15 20

4i 5 H W H MartlnWalden & Sweet 15 20 15 20
6 nk S Johnson B C Watkins 100 200 100 200

7 Flick G E Morgan & Co 100 200 100 200

5894 FIFTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse $500. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind

Horses

(5839)1 MP 105

(5632) FRANK TH’MPS’N 94
56822J. H. C. 110

54952LUCID 94

Wt St Vi Vi StrFin Jockeys Owners

O H L C

14 14 l 1 14 124 14 N Turner D R Harness

2 nk 3 nk 31 31 24 28 Shepherd W H Laudemau

3" 4 4 4 34 312 Bloss W H May & Son

4 21 2 n k 2 nk 4 4 Stanhope M Jordan

w dm , Time, 13, 26, 384, 494, 1: °34, l:i6i, 1:44.

Winner— Blk. f, 4, by Wagner— Fondling.

Post 2 minutes. Start good. Won eased up; second driving hard, third doing his best. Imp,

1-4 14 1-4 1 4

3 34 3 3

6 8 6 7

15 15 12 15

Lucid raced well as far as he went. He must have been short.

5895 ^^^AJhjw^r^co' ^ * ur l 0,, & M * Purse $400. 3-j ear-olds and upward.

Ind

Horses

(5649) HUGH PENNY
57202 FLORONSO
5554 2 DIGGS
57802MARITO
56212TIT FOR TAT
(5750) MEDDLER

wt st m Vi

Str Fin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

7- 5 7-5 6-5 6-5

10 15 10 15
6 10 6 8

8- 5 9-5 8-5 9-5

8 12 8 10
4 5 4 44

5 6 51 4 nk 24 14 Caywood F W Doss

2 3» 44 53 44 25 Turner H E Leigh

4 4“ 34 24 1 NK 3 nk Dorsey B J Johnston

4 2nk 2nk Ink 3nk 41 Gray p J Milos

2 54 6 6 6 54 Flick E G Stevenson

5 14 1” 34 54 6 J Morgan C De Witt

„ Time, 244, 50, 1 :02i, 1 :154, 1 :22i.

Winnor— B. g, 8, by Luke Blackburn— Maud Ward.

Oil at first break to a fair start. Wou cleverly; the next three were driving. Hugh Penny
was much the best. He was oft none too well aud had to run around his field. At no part of the
route did Caywood have to urge him. Ho is a real good selling plater. Watch Floronso. He
ran a splendid race. Turner sat still on him all the way. Diggs showed a lot of speed. He went
a. 1 to pieces, though, when lie faced the heavy wind in the stretch. Meddler cooked Marito’s
tgoose, and also his own, by the early, fast pace. The ride on Tit for Tat was horrible.

Scratched— Ramiro II, 118; Lew Hopper, 109.

OAKLEY FORM CHART.

OAKLEY, O., May 24 . — Third day. Cincinnati Jockey Club. Spring Meeting.
Weather clear; track fast.

Presiding Judge, Captain J. H. Rees. Starter, J. F. Caldwell.

Racing starts at 2:15 p. m.

589G

* FIRST RACE — 6-8 Mile. Purse $300. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind

Horses

(5842) PARKER BRUCE 113
57523FLAVIUS 105

5843 BANN1E 107

5653 PETER STERLING 103
56803 HELLEBUSH 105
FRANK FELLOWS 106
5752 BENTLEY B 103

5843 IMMENSE 102

Owners

O H L C

W D I ... Time, 124, 24, 361, 481, 1 :03.

Winner— Br. c, by Dandle Dinmont— Silvana.

U Scherrer W A Porter 4-5 4-5 4-5 4-5

2* Conley H T Griffin 2 2 2 2

33 Britton W T Sellers 10 10 10 10

44 Crowhurst W L & R K Lewis 6 7 6 7

5io J Mathews T G Calvert 5 6 5 6

68 Dowell E Williams 50 100 40 75

720 Nutt McCrU’nd&SmithlO 10 10 10

8 Rpby R F Meyers 40 50 40 50

Post 20 minutes. Start straggling. Wpn easily; second and third driving. The winner had
it all his own way. Bannie should have been second. Britton was overconfident. Frank Fel-
lows showed early speed. Will be heard from. Peter Sterling closed up a big gap.

Scratched — Nervura, 103: Jolly Roger, 105.

Overweights— Frank Fellows, 4 pounds.

5897 SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $30 J. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Wt St H V%

Ind Horses

5846 PANCHITOr 113 3

58452 PETREL 105 5

5418 MAGGIE S 105 4

53642 ROCK WALL 105 G

54573RAY B 100 10

5602 PASSOVER 107 11

5723 DUNCAN BELL 105 8

578S2BROMO 108 9

(5457) ANNIE M 105 7

57863 M OT 1 L L A 102 1

5816 CECIL 102 12

5415 SENATOR QUAY 1054 2

Owners

StrFin Jockeys

1 H 14 l 1 C Graham W Showalter
Barrett L P Macey
44 44 34 Conley VV W Lister

5» 64 6i 41 (’Clay Wells & Co

7 7 7 54 Crowhurst J Nagle

8 8 8 6» Dupee C T Patterson

J Mathews Clay Bros
BeauchampG Hume
Morrison Mrs A Cook
Nutt
Closs
Scherrer

41

64 24 24 21

10 10 10
22 31 31
11 11 11
12 12 12

_H L_C
4 3 3

30 40 30 40
10 10 10 10
10 12 10 12
34 34 34 34
3 4 3 4

C F McLean 3 3 24

J T Weaver & Co 15 20 15

E F Voos

8 10 8

1« 51 51 12

Time, 244, 49, 1:025, 1:16.

Winner— B. f, 4, by Kallicrates— Glen Bello.

Post 5 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second aud third driving. They were closely
bunched all the way and a great deal of bumping took place. It was impossible to discern who
got the worst of it. With a better ride Ray B would have been close up. Rockwall was in a
pocket most of the route. Annie M and Senator Quay tired after going a half mile. Petrel
closed fast.

Overweights— Petrel, 3 pounds; Senator Quay, 4.

5898 THIRD RACE — 1 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

[nd Horses

2200 ST. HELENA
5845 SPALDY Y
5845 SKYLARK
53963 ME L LIE
5443 NANNIE D

Wt St Vi Vj \ StrFin Jockeys Owners

109 2
87 6
109 5
97 4

104 11

25 1« 13 12 13

31 31 31 21 23

10 73 54 43 35 Scherrer

12 12 10 7 41 Southard

O H L C

5392 CLAN CAMPBELL 106 1

62 4» 2“ 34 51 Conley

5391 BIRDIE MAY
5873 DOMINICA
5439 ISLiP

6754 CARL HOLLAND
5224 REDENA
5396 DU MAINE

103 12

102 7
92 3

103 8
100 9

8 61
54 71

Lew

Roby
Millei

L F Lanney
J H Smith
R D McKee
Horton & Ross
Whittaker P Ship
Gaddy F W Joplin
Dupee C E Schoberg & Col
Stanton Frauk Smith

Crowhurst W Cox & Co

105 10 11 11 12 13 12 J Perkins H L & J D Stevens 10 10 10 10
„ . Time, 25, 504, 1 :164, 1 :295, 1 :444.

Winner— Ch. h, 5, by Hanover— The Crow.

Post 10 minutes. Start good. The first eight were driving hard. Islip showed speed the first
six furlongs. Roby hustled St.Holena along from start to finish. There was a great deal of jostling
on the first turn, in which Skylark was caught and thrown out of race. He came strong when
clea r. N annie D showed improvement.

74 8« 8
5 H 51 61
41 61
1» 21
9

8

9 10

7 9

41 61

9 10

11 11

C L Blackburn 20 20 20 20
W W Worthingtons 5 4 5

24 24 95 9-5
4 4 34 4

3 3 24 3

8 10 8 10
20 30 20 30
20 30 20 30
5 4 5

20 20 20 20
8 10 8 10

FOURTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances.
O O The Sapphire Stakes. $1000 Guaranteed.

Ind

Horses

Wt St

y*

105
103
105
100
105 6

Str Fin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

52 44 42 13 Nutt
4» 5 h 52 21 Conley

6 6

33 36
21 21

E Fraser
W S Barnes
3 n J Mathews H B Durham
4® C Clay Owen & Co

5* Dupee H B Durham

6
22

34 _ |

l 2 l 2 1 H 6 BeauchampS K Hughes & Co 3 34 24 3

Time, 124, 24, 36, 494, 1:034.

24 34 24 16-5
3 3 24 24

*7-5 8-5 7 5 8-5
8 8 8 8
*7-5 8-5 7 5 8-5

584330RD ER LETTE
5502 PRELIMINARY
5843 MAY ME M M
5320 SALVARSE
58722 KITTIE FRENCH
5273 NORMA TAYLOR 107 4

♦Coupled in the betting.

Winner— Ch. t, by Order— Floss.

Post 5 minutes. Start good. Won riddon out; next thrse driving hard. Norma Taylor tired
herself making the pace, and had nothing left at the finish. Preliminary closed like a whirlwind.
Kittle L rench ran herself to pieces in the first part. The winner was nursed for the finish, and
was ready when let down.

Scratched— Gypsy Go re, 100; Good Morning, 103; Rose Apple, 105; Glad Hand, 107.

5900 FIFTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $350. 3-year olds and upward. Allowances

Ind

Horses

5812 BANISHED
5846 ELKIN
58753EDDIE BURKE
5705 ROSINANTE

Wt St y 4 Vi X StrFin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

6- 5 6 5 6-5 6-5
10 10 6 8

7- 5 8 5 7-5 8 5

2 24 2 24

01 3 IQ U4 14 14 I” BeauchampW M Wallace

12 2 2 n 2 h 4 34 2*k Vandusen J H Smith

12 1 32 4 22 24 3i Morrison T F Collins

04 4 4 3 1 34 4 4 Conley Baker & Gentry

„ r . „ Time, 254, 524, 1 :17, 1 :30, 1 :434, 1 :564.

Winner— B. g, 3, by Longstreet— Exile.

Post 3 minutes. Start good. Wou in a hard drive of four horses. Banished was the best,
lho race was a sprint at the end. Rosinante was not quite ready. The race will do her good.
Elkin ran a good race.

Scratched— Blanton, 109.

5901 SIXTH RACE — 1 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind

Horses

2044 COUNTESS IRMA 110 8 10

(5444)THE MONON 105 1

54572CALLEEN 107 5

5607 VIRGIE O 95 6

58453SUE NELL 103 3

2520 RATH MORE 98 9

5578 RIFLE 111 4

5845 RIDA 93 2

GAR AVON 102 10

5786 ANNIE TAYLOR 92 7

9740 RAY H

Wt St \ Vi \ StrFin Jockeys Owners

7| 34 14 13 J Mathews W Donohue
J Dundou
J N Webber
J S Lancaster
Howard & Co
REM Porter
C T Patterson

O H L C

24 24 4« 34 2« Morrison

12 12 14 22 32 Britton

41 41 6i 61 4 H C Clay

61 64 7 7 52 Conley

7 8 8

6 2 Hand

5 1 51 5“ 54 75 Dupoe

8 5 W’derstr’ndT Wedderstrand 15

BeauchampC L Railey
Dickerson W E Fielding
Murray C L Blackburn

9 10 10 10 10

111 Left at the post.

Time, 254, 504, 1 :164, 1 :3l, 1 :44.

Winner— Br. m, 5, by Sir Dixon— Villette.

Post 10 minutes. Start good. Wou easily; second aud third driving hard. Ray
two miles and was left at the post. Calleen tired at the end. Virgie O was short,
was badly interfered with on the back stretch.

Scratched— Lyllis, 109.

Overweights— The Monon, 2 pounds; Virgie Q, 2; Sue Nell, 2.

8 6 7

24 24 24
12 10 12
3 24 3

34 3 34

20 20 20
3 24 3

20 15 20
20 15 20
15 15 15
30 20 30

H ran away
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Cincinnati, O., May 24.— The form of Wed-
nesday's Oakley fields is :

First Race— Rose Apple, Paca, Pansy H.
8econd Race — Fair Day, Sun Bonnet, Sister
Mamie.

Third Race-Lost Time, L. Pil'ott Jr, Peleus.
Fourth Race— Charina, Henry Launt, Kittie B
Fifth Race— La Salle, Senator Penrose, Est

Ne Regina.

Sixth Race— Allie Belle, Armorel, Virgie Cook
OAKLEY ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear ; track fast.
First Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs.

The form of Wednesday’s Lakeside fields is:
First Race— Mizzoura, Facade, The Hub.
Second Raco— Donna Rita, Hugh Penny,
Flotow.

Third Race— Harry Shannon, Kirk, Valid.
Fourth Race— Dave Waldo, Bounding, Miss
Qussie.

Fifth Race— Lizzie Cavalier, Candleblack,
Joe Clark.

Sixth Race— Espirago, Satin Slipper, Buena I
Ventura.

HARLEM E 4 TRIES.
Probabilities: Weather clear; track good.

2-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt.

5843 Zone 105

5395 Joe Zarra 105

5843 Bristol 105

5872 Christmas Eve HO

5650 Imperial Duchess 110

5872 Beaua 110

5019 King Carnival H3

5541 Nervura 113

5874 The Bondman 113

55022 Rose A pple 115

Mary Kennard 115

Cascarilla, b. f, by Busy Bee —

Hattie D 115

5843 2 Pansy H 115

58742Paca 118

Second Race — 3-4 Mile.

Hdcp.

....650

....645

....635

....635

....660

....635

....642

....655

....640

....675

670

672

-3-year-olds. Selling.

Iud. Horses.

Age. Wgt.

Hdcp.

5079 Lady Marie

105 .

650

5323 Lauretta B

105 .

8433 Jennie J

105 .

640

5785 Bellechasse

105 .

670

1746 Sun Bonnet

92 .

675

2942 Sister Mamie

92 .

668

(2986) Fair Day

5808 Tossie L

92 .

112 .

680

Third Race -5-8 Mile.

2-year-olds. Selling.

First Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs.

2-year-olds. Colts. Maidens. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

5807 Facade

Rpcftdy Cass

Age

Wgt.

. . . 109 . .
. . . 109 . .

Hdcp.

....570

5807 The Hub

...109 ..

Cbeval d’Or

...112 ..

5745 The Dragoon .

...112 ..

5807 Mizzoura

...112 ..

.... 600

57452*CharIo

...112 ..

*N ilmah

...112 ..

♦Hamlin entry.

Second Race— 5 1

-2 Furlongs.

4-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

58352Carrie F

... 4.

...107 ..

....645

58382 Donna Rita

... 4.

...107 ..

.... 700

56913Tenole

... 4.

. . . 109 . .

.... 630

5835 John Conroy

... 4.

. . . 109 . .

... 630

(5715)Fay Belle

... 5.

...110 ..

....675

5248 Mis3 Casey

... 4.

...110 ..

....625

5694 Sidonian

... 4.

...112 ..

(5895) Hugh Penny

... 8.

...112 ..

....695

5137 The Tory

... 4.

...112 ..

650

5437 Cherry Leaf

... 4.

...112 ..

....660

5719 Flotow

... 4.

...112 ..

....680

Third Race— 1

1-8 Miles.

3-year-olds and upward.

Selling.

5633 Lucky Jim

...98 ...

...640

5362 Willie Sellers

...101 ...

...650

5842 Fusion

. . . 101 ...

...635

Deacon Allen

. . . 104 ...

Sintram

...101 ...

5633 Giddy

. . . 104 ...

...635

5782 ;i Peleus

...105 ...

...665

5874 Lost time

...107 ...

...675

(5874)L Pillott Jr

. . . 107 ...

...670

Fourth Race— 1 Mile.

4-year-olds and upward.

Selling.

5 444 Belzara

4.

... 92 ...

...648

5897 Passover

4.

...94 ...

...670

(5396) Necklace

4.

... 96 ...

...650

5876 3 Charina

4.

...98 ...

...675

5873 Travis

5.

...101 ...

...615

5778 Mitt Boykeu

4.

. . . 102 ...

. . . 652

1661 Hilda

. . . 103 ...

...662

58972 Petrel

4.

...104 ...

...656

5877 Judge Baker

4.

. . . 105 ...

...658

(5845)OHean

4.

...105 ...

. . . 660

58463Kittie B

5.

...108 ...

...672

58462 Henry Launt

4.

...Ill ...

...673

Fifth Race

-1 Mile.

4-year-olds and upward.

Selling.

5396 Est Ne Regina

4.

... 89 ...

...670

5783 Senator Penrose

4.

...91 ...

...672

5106 Don Alfonso

.... 4.

...91 ...

...665

5353 Hazel Green

.... 4.

...91 ...

...660

5845 Hungry Hill

5876 Courtesy

... . 4.

...94 ...

...658

.... 4.

. . 91 ...

. . . 668

5783 Caius

4.

...97 ...

...645

5392 Lady Keith

4.

...100 ...

...650

5873 2 The Planet

4.

...103 ...

...640

5873 Plutarch

4.

. . . 103 ...

...630

5873 Say On

8.

...104 ...

...655

5845 Cymbeline

5.

...105 ...

...635

5875 LaSalle

5.

. . . 107 ...

...675

Sixth Race—

3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds.

Selling.

5608 Mariti

...105 ...

...650

58772Allie Belle

...109 ...

...675

2815 Virgie Cook

...109 ...

...665

5361 Armorel

. . . 109 ...

...670

2868 Marietta II

...109 ...

2712 Hazeldean

...109 ...

...650

5877 Bermuda Dance —

...112 ...

...655

5342 Sophomore

3..

. . 89 . .

.... 635

56943 Valid

3..

. . 89 . .

....660

5665 Dorothy III

5810 3 Swordsman

4..

..108 ..

....660

(5806) Harry Shannon.

....675

5749 2 Kirk

. . 109 . .

... 670

Fourth Race— 7-8 Mile.

3-year-olds. Allowances.

5278 Henry Chance

....!»,. 93

. 600

5750 Locust Blossom

..600

5748 3 Miss Gussie

95

.730

57473The Dauphin

..700

(5623)Jackaiiapes

5598 Duke of Haveu

103

106

..715

..725

(5747)Boundiug

106

..735

(5893) Dave Waldo

106

..750

Fifth Race—:

1 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

5834 Rigiculm

.. 3.... 86 ....

5836 Clifton B

. . 3.... 86

..600

5664 Graziella

.. 3.... 88 ....

..655

5748 2 Lizzie Cavalier

.. 3.... 88 ....

..700

5474 3 Festa

.. 3.... 93 ....

..625

5718 2 A1 Fresco

.. 3.... 93 ....

..680

5747 2 Candleblack

.. 3.... 93 ....

..690

58343Treeby

.. 4.... 97 ....

. . 550

5665 3 Friar John

.. 3.... 98 ....

..660

57782 Fond if

.. 4... 109 ....

..670

(5892) Joe Clark

5719 Jack of Hearts

.. 5.. ..113 ....

..685

.. 4.. ..114 ....

..610

Sixth Race- 1-2 Mile.

2-year-olds. Fillies. Selling.

Martha Fox, blk. f, by Silver
Fox— Martha Washington. .. 103

57793Mouzeltoff

Nellie Fonso

103 . .

103 . .

....670

Mazie V, ch. f, by
Vexation

Miracle—
103 . .

(5891)Espirage

(5777) Buena Ventura

5717 Lizzie R

5891 Elsie G

(5416)Satiu Slipper

104 . .

104 . .

105 . .

108 . .

108 ..

....695
....685
... 660
....656
....700

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TORONTO FORM CHART.

TORONTO, ONT., May 24.— Third day. Ontario Jockey Club. Spring meeting.

Weather clear; track slow.

Presiding Judge, A. S. Post. Starter, C. H. Pettingill.

Racing starts at 2:30.

FIRST RACE— 3-
t) l/l / Grand Stand S

4 Mile.

Stakes.

Purse $350. 4-year*olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind

Horses

wt st h y 8

StrFin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

)LORD ZEN I
14673THE DUCHESS
97 ED DANDRIDGE

127 2 25 1U 12 14 Knapp

119 1 1» 2» 28 220 Walker

107 3 3 3 3.3 Dyment

Time. 25i, 52, 1 :04i, 1 :18i.
Winner— B. c, 4, by Fonso — Minnie Williams.

Off at first break to a poor start. Won in a gallop; second easily.
field and was under a double pull all the way.

Murphy & Slofel 1-4 1-4 1-5 1-5

N Dyment 3 4 3 4

J Dyment 40 50 40 50

Lord Zeni outclassed his

5903

SECOND RACE— 1-2 Mile. Purse $350. 2-year-olds. Selling.

Ind

Horses

MISCHIEF MAKER 115 3
5502 RUTH BLACK 115 1
5848 FLYING BELLE 110 4
5848 HOO HOO 115 2

5882 FRED PERKINS 118 5
LIPPINCOTT 118 7

LIMESTONE 113 6

Wt St M V 8 \ Str Fin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

R Williams J E Seagram

Blake
E James
T Walker
Dyment
Maughan
Warren

J Brennan
N Dyment
A Fraser & Co
J Dyment
James Broadway
John Henry

2 2i
4-5 4-5
20 25

Time, 124, 25*. 38i, 5:

Winner— B. f, by Meddler— Miss Jack.

Post 5 minutes. Start good. Won handily ; second cleverly. Mischief Maker got up in the
last sixteenth. Ruth Black tired. Hoo Hoo was raced to pieces in front.

pron/l THIRD RACE— 1 1-4 Miles.
O t_/" /'dfc Toronto Cup. Value $500.

3-year-olds and upward.

Ind

Horses

Wt St St *4 % 94 StrFin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

(5496) M AZARIN
5847 NABOB
54423LANKY BOB
(5850) BON INO
47153DINSMORE
5544 GOOD TIMES
5852 MIRAGE

133

101

101

117

101

127

121

5 li 2- 14 1" 1» 1» Knapp B'ngt’nAGardner*6-5 24

4 2« l 1 21 23 24 23 Coylie B’ngt’u<fcGardner*6 5 24

1 44 54 4 nk 34 33 320 Gleason Steele & Co 3 3

3 51 4i 34 4-> 43 42 R Williams J E Seagram 852

34 3 nk 51 5 520 530 550 E James B’ngt’n&Gardner*6-5 24

J Brennan 5 8

6-5 11-5
5-5 115

♦Grouped in betting.

8-5 9-5
6-5 11-5
5 8

100 50 75

3nk 515 520 530 550 E James
63 65 63 63 615 Blake

61 7 7 7 7 7 Hopkins W M Oliver 50

. Time, 25, 50, 1 :164, 1 :45, 2 :lli.

Winner— Ch. g, 5, by Farandole— Monardo.

Off at first break to a good start. Won in a mild drive; second under pressure. The first two
had the race between them. Both were mildly driving at the finish. Good Times had no speed.
The last four were eased up in the stretch.

59 < >5

FOURTH RACE-2 1-2 Miles.
Red Coat Steeplechase.

Purse $400.

4-year-olds and

upward.

Ind Horses

Wt St 3 8 10 12 14

Fin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

5849 STRATH ROY 170
4822 PR. CHARLEY 173

168

97883MORVENA

V’RGINIA DARE163
♦Coupled in the betting.

320 320 315 250 2

23 2* 21 3 3

43 4 4 4 4

5 Bolted.

Mr Hendrie C’mpb’ll&H’ndrie 3 5

” ~ ■ 24 24

8 10
♦4-5 1

35 7-10
3 44

2 2
8 8
3 5 7-10

Mr Crean J F Creal
MrD’LaurierW F McLean
Mr Vingut W C Hayes

. „ Time, 6:354.

W T inner— Ch. g, 7, by King Ernest— Trill.

Off at first break Start good. W T on easily ; second cleverly. Trillion made his own running
and could have won away off.

Scratched— Dr. Grimes, 175; Iranian, 163; Cockatoo, 173; Speculator. 175; Royal Oak, 175;
Lochinvar, 175; Gay Hampton, 170; Royal Bob, 175.

FZ FIFTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward.

O l/l / O Ontario Plate. Value $500.

Ind

Horses

Wt St S. l j V 2 94 Str Fin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

5850 3 M A R IT A N A II 101 1
ABBOTSFORD 114 5
5850 THE TAR 109 2

5850 LEADING LADY107 3
5850 SPRINGBOK 114 4
♦Coupled in betting.
Wmner— B. f, 3, by Courtown

114 114 11 12 13 la E James N Dyment 1-2 3-5 1-2 3-5

3 h 3« 2 H 2™ 2 h 21 R Williams J E Seagram *2 24 2 2

2 nk 2« 33 315 320 315 McGlone J E Seagram *2 24 2 2

4 H 5 5 5 44 43 Walker W M Hendrie 10 12 10 10

5 43 43 42 5 5 Flint J Swartz 30 50 30 40

Time, 25, 51, 1 :20, 1 :48, 2:034.

Annie D.

Off at first break to a good start. Won easily; second and third driving. Maritana was never
extended. The next two fought it out through the stretch for the place. It was a three horse
race all the way.

Scratched— Toronto, 98; Dumfries, 98; Braemar Jig, 96; Disorder. 98; Jessamine Porter II, 91;
Medora, 98; Violent, 96.

Overweights— Maritana II, 3 pounds.

5907

SIXTH RACE— 2 1-2 Miles.
Woodbine Steeplechase.

Purse $350, 4-year-olds and upward.

Ind

Horses

(5851) SIR ANDREW’ 147
*44082 RED PAT 150 4
(1881)PRINCE MARK 149 6
5849 KING KENN 137 8
19052LION HEART 150 7
5851 ALFY 140 1

1531 ROSEBERY 147 3
58512BLACK JIMMY 140 2
♦First series.

W t St 3 8 10 12 14 Fin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

33 Ink 13 2 C 1» is Ellibon Ed Corrigan 8-5 3 8-5 3

525 450 230 12 210 225 Gallagher J P Dawes 2 3 2 3

610 56 340 3 3 3 Mattocks A Darling 6 7 5 6

8 6*0 430 4 4 4 Stewart C Smith 10 40 10 30

74 7i 5 Pulled up Stallcup J Nixon 3 3 24 24

l 1 21 Fell. Ray Ivan Fox

24 32 Fell. Moxley N Dyment

42 Fell. Donahue C W Wadsworth 6

Time, 6:17.

Winner— B. g, 4, by St. Andrew— Gypsy.

Post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second well in hand. Sir Andrew had the speed on
the flat and outraced Red Pat in the run home. Lion Heart is not ready. Stallcup made little
or no effort on him.

Scratched— Moorland, 149; Springal, 149; Hesperian, 142; Lapwing, 152; Mr. Dunlap, 154;
Bob Neely, 159; Sir Lawrence, 143; Marble, 147; Geraldine II, 134; Brother Bob, 149.

10 12 10 10
12 15 12 12
12 6 10

5908

SE\ENTHRACE — 1 1-2 Miles. Purse $300. 4-year-olds and upward.
Canadian Hunt. Flat Race.

Ind

Horses

Wt

St

St

H

Vi 94 Str Fin

Jockeys

Owners

O

H

L

C

162

5

42

38

12 15 15 13

Hayes

C W Wadsworth

3-5 4-5 1-2

1-2

170

1

34

2nk

22 23 23 25

Adamson

S Bruce

8

20

8

20

170

2

13

16

3-20 325 330 350 Vingut

W C Hayes

8

8

6

8

177

6

64

44

415 420 44 4

Hendrie

J M Johnson

+4

5

4

44

160

3

6

53

520 540 540 5

D’sLauri’rsA E Woods

10

12

10

10

170

4

2h

6

6 6 6 6

Forrester

R Davies

6

7

6

6

170

7

7

7

7 7 7 7

Crean

J M Johnson

f4

5

4

44

3g.

♦First series.

58493IRANIAN
5849 REVOLVER
5849 MARBLE
461 SWEDEN
52533 ST. GEORGE
LOU D

*122 LOCHINVAR

tCoupled in betting. *First series.

Time, 2:574.

W’inner— Ch. g, 4, by Buchanau— Irene.

Post 15 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second cleverly. Iranian went to the front when
ready. Marble was badly ridden. Lochinvar ran away three times before the start. He jumped
the fence the first time.

Scratched— Kennebunk, 179; Quack Quack, 170; Gay Hampton, 1X0; Virginia Dare, 160; Dr.
Grimes, 170.

Overweights — Iranian, 2 pounds.

1 EIGHTH RACE— 3-4 Mile, Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
_JL (EXTRA RACE.)

Ind Horses

Wt St

V 4 Vi %

Str.Fin Jockeys

Owners

O

H

L

C

5847 MY VALENTINE

104 3

4» 51

44 m Sullivan

J E Seagram

20

20

15

15

5852 JIM MEGIBBEN

107 8

6 nk 71

2i 24 Shields

W Gibson & Co

6

20

6

20

5852 NEWBURY

107 1

2 *k 34

33 34 Flint

E McQuillan

10

10

8

8

5850 JESS. PORTER II

100 7

7 4 nk 54 44 E James

N Dyment

6

20

6

20

DISORDER

97 10

56 62

1» 52 Crawford

W M Hendrie

20

20

15

15

1844 JEZEBEL

107 6

3 nk 8

6 nk gxK McGlone

Ed Corrigan

3

34

3

3

5850 BRISTLES

106 5

9 22

7 74 Walker

R Davies

8

40

8

30

ST VINCENT II

109 4

8 9

8 82 Blake

J Newman

15

20

15

15

5114 PRINC’SS NINETTE100 9

10 10

9 9 Dyment

E H Haum;

6

7

6

6

8768 SALMA K

112 2

14 In

Br’ked’nCoylie

Ben’srton&G ’rduer24

24

1

6-5

5619 YELLOW JACKET

100 11

Fell.

Reitz

H H Stover

2

3

2

24

5139 HERMANO

109 12

Fell. Hopkins

Time, 26, 54, 1 :20.

E L Palmer

x0

15

10

12

MORRIS PARK FORM.

Winner— Ch. f, 3, by Tenny— Miss Nailer.

Post 10 minutes. Start good. Won handily; the next two were driving. My Valentine got
up in the last eighth. She was going away at the end. Disorder closed a big gap, but tired when
the pinch came.

New York, N. Y., May 24.— The form of
Wednesday’s Morris Park fields is:

First Race— Merlin, King Bermuda, Bonnie
Gem.

Second Race— Mr. Clay, Animus, Water Girl.

Third Race— Lady Onward, Tender, Saccha-
rine.

Fourth Race— Fleischmann Sons entry, Ban-
nock, Damien.

Fifth Race— Kenmore Queen. Juno, Cleophus.

Sixth Race— Sunup, Louise N, Marsian.

MORRIS PARK ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear; track good.
First Race— Last 5-8 3Iile,

Eclipse Course.

3-vear-olds. Maidens. Allowances.

Ind. Horses Age. Wt. Hdcp.

.670

.655

670

5822 Yodan 105

5822 St Frusquin 105

5667 Artist Love 103

58223 Merlin 102

St Samuel, b. c, by St Blaise—

May Rose 108

5667 King Bermuda 99

Fairy Daly 97

8351 Belle of Holmdel 97

5667 Bonnie Gem 97

Flareaway, ch. f, by St Blaise

—Georgette 109

5390 Laroquoise 88

Second Race— Last 4 1-2 Furlongs.
Eclipse Course.

2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances.

Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp.
Passaic, b. c, by Sir Modred—

Irian 107

5760 Animus 107 .

Stamina, ch. c, by Great Tom

—Endurance 107 .

5537 The Bouncer 107 .

5116 Deceptive 107 .

58603Mr. Clay 107 .

5823 Merry Heart 104

Florence Clark 104 .

5730 W’ater Girl 104 .

5860 Frohsinn * 107 .

Third Race— Last 1-2 Mile.

Eclipse Course.

The Gaiety Stakes. $750 Added.
2-year-olds. Fillies.

5794 Chemisette 115 .

5629 Influence 112 .

5579 3 Lady Onward 112 .

(5629)Tender 112 .

5668 Lepida 112 .

5860-*Saccharine 112 .

5823*Merry Heart 112 .

5580 Lady Exile 112 .

Bet tie Gray, b. f, by Fonso—

Bettie Blaise 112 .

Lady Lindsay, b. f, by Sir

Modred— Memento 112 .

Klondike Queen, ch. f, by King

Alfonso— Emblem 112 .

5730 Ornamental 112 .

.715

Sparrow Wing, b. f, by Candle-
mas-Maudlin . . .

735

112

♦Littlefield entry.

Fourth Race— Withers Mile.
Harlem Selling Stakes. $500 Added,
3-year-olds and upward.

Ind. Horses Age Wt

22843*Lehman v 7 115 ....

5795 2 *Mr. Baiter 3 — 97 —

5913 2 Damien 5 — 109 —

57572 Bannock 4 — 106

57953Rabieca 3 89

♦Fleischmann Sous entry.

Fifth Race— Last 7-8 Withers Mile.
3-year-olds and upward

5863 Juno 5 114

57313Cleophus ..

5824 Dissembler

5604 Nearest 3

5761 Fleeting Gold

58623 Kenmore Queen . . .

5824 Ella Daly 3....

Sixth Race— 1 Mile.

Over the Hill.

4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Hdcp.

750

. . . . 745
....735
....740

Allowances.

..740

4. ...128 ......

. 735

3.... 98

..690

3.... 98

. . 720

3 .... 98

.710

3.... 98

. . 750

3.... 98

..700

(3082) Sunup

6..

..110 ..

....750

58633 Marsian

.107 . .

.... 720

5728 Louise N

. . 105 . .

... 725

5413 Squan

4..

. . 104 . .

....700

TORONTO FORM.

Second Race— 1 1-8 Miles.
3-year-olds. Allowances.

(5878) Horace

685

5904 3 Lank: Bob

. .... 680

58522.4 rag nol

127 .

5904 Dinsmoro

670

5471 My Maryland

122

...-.660

(5879) Laverock

122 .

700

5904 2 Nabob

122

690

1239 V R Customs

122

625

59213Newbury

117 .

630

5847 Wink

117 .

635

59212Jim Megibben

114 .

655

(5921)My Valentine

112 .

675

Third Race—

1 3-4 Miles.

4-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Steeplechase.

5881 MrDuulap

8. ...162 .

640

5881 Brother Bob

7.... 162 .

645

58813False Craft

642

5921 Hermano

4.... 157 .

630

1406 Eppleworth

7. ...157 .

648

5851 Samson

638

(5881) Moor! and

5. ...157 .

650

5851 Lady Stella

5 155 .

636

*3522 Hesperian

632.

♦First series.

Fourth Race

-1 1-8 Mile.

3-year-olds.

Allowances.

Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree Wt.

Hdcp.

1879 Wenlock

124 .

670

Sardonyx, ch. g, by

Saragossa

—Bon-Bon

119 .

5879 2 Dumfries

119 .

675

Toronto

119 .

Scottish Chief

119 .

5921 Disorder

119 .

Braemer Jig

117 .

769 Violent

117 .

‘..’.’..656

Fifth Race— 5-8 Mile.

2-year-olds.

Allowances.

5494 Lady Yarak

115 .

660

5882 Brown Belle

115 .

♦Toddy Ladle, ch. f, by Der-

wentwa ter— Scotch Reel 115

*W T hitc Heather, ch. f, by Pil-

larist— Heatherbloom 115

Salamanca, b. f, by Orinoco—

Sallie O 115

Buffoonery, b. f, by Morpheus

—Bonnie Bluff 115

Spring Blossom, b. f, by
Springfield— Locust Blossomll5
*W M Hendrie entry.

Sixth Race — 1 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

(5682) Estaca

4..

..114 ..

....700

.730

5852 Stonemason

11..

..110 ..

....670

.710

5880 3 Brandy wine

6..

..110 ..

....680

750

5852 Guinan

3..

.107 ..

....660

.745

5880 Hums

4..

..106 ..

....675

.725

(5474) Wordsworth

4..

..106 ..

....690

.740

non

(5883) Pearl

3..

..91 ..

....685

OAKLEY POOLING.

Louisville, Ky., May 24.— To-night’s pooling
on Wednesday’s Oakley fields is :

First Race— Rose Apple, $20; Paca, $10?
Pansy H, $6; King Carnival, $5; Nervura, $3;
The Bondman, $3; field, $8.

Second Race— Bellechasse, $10; Sister Mamie*
$6 ; Fair Day, $5 ; field, $10.

Third Race — Lost Time, $15; L. Pillott Jr*
$8; Peleus, $6; Fusion, $3; field, $3.

Fourth Race— Kittie B, $12; Mitt Boyken, $10;
Petrel, $10; Travis, $8; Henry Launt, $8; Cha-
rina,$6; Hilda, $6; Belzara, $5; Passover, $5;
Necklace, $3; Judge Baker, $3.

Sixth Race — Allie Belle, $10; Bermuda Dance*
$10; Armorel, $8; Virgie Cook, $6; Mariti, $3;
Marietta, $3; Hazeldean, $2.

\

NOTICE.

Toronto, Ont., May 24. — The form of Wed-
nesday’s Toronto fields is :

First Race-Takanassee, Nicholas, Judge
Wardell.

Second Race— Laverock, Nabob, Horace.

Third Race— Moorland, Eppleworth, Brother j
Bob. . I

Fourth Race— Dumfries, Wenlock, Toronto.
Fifth Race— Hendrie entry, Brown Belle,
Spring Blossom.

Sixth Race — Wordsworth, Estaca, Pearl.
TORONTO ENTRIES.

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Probabilities: Weather clear ; track fair.

First Race— 5-8 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Horses Age Wt. Hdcp.

Judge Wardell 3 107

Cheatham 4 107

Nicholas 5 107

Mongolian 3 107

Looram 5 107

Sleepy Belle 4 105

Takanasaee 4 105

Sister Alice 3 105

Asterling ‘ 3 100

Flying Bess 3 100

De Trop 3 100

Ind.

5878

2331

5878

5425

5878

5847

5878

3071

9545

5847

8918

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..640

..672

.645

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